Registration for CLARIN-CH Day 2026 closes on 19 October. The event takes place on 30 October at the University of Bern, with a full day of talks, posters and discussion on language data and open research.
What to expect
The event brings together researchers, data specialists and anyone working with language resources in Switzerland. The program covers five thematic sessions:
- AI and language technologies: generative AI in corpus-assisted discourse analysis, AI transcription and language variation, and detecting hostile language in Persian.
- Corpora and discourse analysis: building a corpus of Russian military Telegram blogs, annotating deniability in political and legal discourse, and digital stancetaking towards gender diversity.
- Open Research Data and FAIR: a DMP case study on consent and de-identification, survey insights on ORD practices and training needs, and adoption in European research infrastructures.
- Language resources and infrastructures: the Swiss Sticker Corpus, a multilingual parallel corpus of Swiss federal referendum texts, and lexical infrastructure for Proto-Albanian research.
- Plus showcases and demos, a poster session, and a closing round table.
Practical details
Attendance is free and includes coffee breaks and lunch.
The full program, abstracts and poster list are on the event page.
Registration is through a short form and takes about a minute, but it closes on 19 October. We look forward to seeing you in Bern.
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